Sentence examples for station is packed from inspiring English sources

"At three or four in the morning, Mount Druitt station is packed with people off to work in factories".

The shopping precincts underneath every railway station are packed with cheap places to eat.

On the morning I arrived, the Sept-Iles station was packed with locals, most bound for Schefferville or hunting camps in the bush.

Get Olympic Uninvitation As Beijing readied itself for the pageantry and the fireworks of Friday night's opening ceremonies for the Olympic Games, its main train station was packed with truck drivers, food vendors and other workers departing because of a lack of work and an unwritten government policy encouraging migrant workers to clear out until the dignitaries and journalists have gone home.

As Will Ross reports, the station was packed with rush hour commuters at the time the bomb was detonated.

The Times Square subway station was packed.

But the City Hall station on the N and R line was closed, and the platforms and stairways in the Cortlandt and Canal stations were packed with people trying to push, prod, wheedle, cajole and charm their way from the exits and up into the streets, as packed as rush-hour trains.

The voting station in Dobreni is packed – things are not very different to what was going on in voting stations around Europe a couple of weeks ago – and the queues seem endless.

The lane between the station and the Embassy is packed with tourists.

They control an estimated 25percentt of commercial trash collection in the city, and they own an even larger share of the city's transfer stations, where the collected trash is packed into tractor-trailers for long-distance transport.

The suspect mail -- from Washington's Brentwood Road sorting station, which is now closed -- is packed in three layers of protective sacks and boxes, and delivered in sealed trucks.